Tor developers rush to plug security hole that could identify users
Exploit developed by Carnegie Mellon University enables attackers to identify Tor users
The developers behind the open-source anonymous web-browsing tool Tor are rushing to patch a critical security hole after discovering a group of relays that appeared to be trying to de-anonymise users....
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